[8] Cicero. De Naturâ Deorum, B. II, c. 25.
[9] Servius. Tooke's Pantheon, p. 198.
[10] Horæ Britannicæ. By Jno. Hughes, Vol. I., p. 235. 1818.
[11] The Garrows, a number of wild tribes occupying the district lying between the N.E. frontier of Bengal and the kingdom of Assam, in addition to the worship of Mâhâdeva, or Siva, adore also the sun and moon; and the Khatties, or Catties, another wild tribe inhabiting the peninsula of Guzerat, worship the sun.
[12] Blackwell. Mallet's Northern Antiquities. Bohn, 1847, p. 473.
[13] Davis. "The Chinese," Chap. xii.
[14] Humboldt. "Aspects of Nature," Vol. I., p. 198, note 51. "Steppes and Deserts."
[15] Ruxton. Adventures in Mexico and Rocky Mountains, p. 192.
Str. That cursed Chærophon and Socrates,
Who have deceived both thee and me alike.